The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-14
INTERESTING GOSSIP Or fAE DAE

ny ways of George Hadden Paitr, who killed nmseH
in the lonely marsh coney land. lie mad an once
in building which avn TO give ptaos 10 the
Drexel building within feyards OF the oio stamp
Ing ground OF Mr.. Jay Gould Palmer maze tor'une
his customers comprising SON OF New forks great law
yers and club men with stculative tendencies Ills
prosperity led him into rapihsbits At times lie would
disappear for week or 10 I'D reappear in rags This
occurred about yea Personally one or inc nat
ty men Of the street, he ~ sight 70 behold AFTER ono
Of his disappearance HI would resume MS hne man
ners and courteous bearis. and everything would be
lovely for many monta His dsapFsarnnces at lassbe
came frequent his forsoo him. and he failed
E. W. woodruff Hsut 8. ive.s brmer partner. who
was bounced on Thu,day from % place NJ Secretary
aud Treasurer Of the dncinnati hamilton and Dayton
smokes He met ar acquaintsfe in front Of lves's
ONCE yesterday and aid;
"for heavens sakgive u . aaten; tho ssnsnso mas
locked up the matolea"
The hats are tho peculiar fhturs OF apparel worn by
the Cincinnati mel who oamfhere TO ooost young ives
out Of the Cincinnati uamil1 and DAYTON ROAD me
CtncinnatAns an,ct the sleeh loiackI ana tney pun
them down ;heir eyes Keep out inc kare OF 'hs
electric lights aad tho worp OF ngh ART In tho honman
House barroomL
wild rumor went arotd Wall street yesterday that
voune I've. had invited se OF the reporters to sail
hi. heavily rnorts.psd tcht lille "No" he replied
when .pot.n to about j SUBJECT and he didn't speak
very cheerilv .they III have TO sail with Lawyer
cromwell n they 70 ! all He's got the Title now"
For a. tina, Ives and I'm Doremus sailed in her DIV
70 white.tone three bhrs after no announced his
pepson and thsy ca ) up to town In her on Friday.
Fred Douglas, WA .ked by fellow passenger the
Civ nj Roma IN dehibe his feelings when he heard
noopls sneak s,rhJgy Of his race He hesi ated
ment and repred I" feel As IL mule had attempted
to kick mo and mysd."
william p wiz Of Brooklyn is . numismatologist
with collectionhat would delight the heart Of the
Hon Alqernop sullivan In looking his treasures
the other eyenk Willis spoke with particular fond
ness of tho Prudential medals They arc of the finest
bronze and vautifui specimens That however"
pointing TO thu iayes medal, ~ consider blot my
uedalS and weroi not that the continuity
of the collec IN would be injured wouldn't disgracs
the others bkeepins IT."
The redoJtable Ira shafer is up in the Adrondacks
hunting thsgs that can't talk back Before he lstt he
was skedf he knew when his client Janitor cleary.
was to bei fried again mo- DON'T" he replied, "but
hope neyr."
Bisho. Beckwith Of Georgia is in New York and win
for Europe He will pass the fall and part Of
tho witer in the Holy Land
Recent arrivals nom Europe bring reports that Buffalo
Bill viii not return with much money. It l. said that he
made an unfortunate contract with the Of the
American Exhibition to something like the effect that he
waste receive o,ehird of the receipts Of his show and
allthe expenses u II. II BAiu thAt out
this the American Exhibition would have scored loss.
H. W. Fowe' Of this city, now at the Ocean House In
ouogue las pcenty into the possession Of old
flint lock pisol that he thinks belonged to Kos
ciusko.
t.k.. areat deal to Sc, the hn.nes. o Broad
way RosspfnR but that they witness daily has
had that Afect It is the spectacle OF official Of .
large cortruton going out to luncheon with two or
three Of lis young female cerks Each day he appears
with dhtent companions. Nearly all his employees are
young omen. and all said to be great besutisA
rrequetly two three into the country with him to
stay otr Sunday A. may be Imagined, the envy with
whice regarded by the single men in that neighbour
hoods assuming terrible proportions
Tire Is such . thing a rood lobbyist. This city
sens good to look after local ills and OF the
Fin avenue clubs sends another to keep railroads
o6thst thoroughfare. There Is other decent
u Is Capt W. c. Clark who represents the boatmen Of
20 canals He does nothing but talk sbou. the canals
rom years end years end In the hope Of getting the
locks heightened and the water deepened He calls tho
canals Dewitt Clin:ons railway" and says New York
would burst up IL they were closed He believes that
had 1t not been for the abandonment Of the lateral
canals Of southern New York and Pepnsylvania there
could have been NO coal combination and no Standard
Oil monopoly. He says the canals have not been i'm
proved since 1888 and asks where We would be that
OF the railroads He says that much Of the
money paid railroads goes into the pockets Of English
and German stock and bond holders while every
spent the canals the people of New York. He
says Canada understands this and her canals threaten
and put us to shame Altogether, Capt Clark Ii
very interesting man